Wearable technology is the name of the game in this week’s Fish Fry. First we check out how the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom is hoping to revolutionize wearable technology – one silver-coated fiber at a time. We also look into Newark element14’s “Get Closer” Wearables Challenge and investigate how the AdaFruit FLORA computing platform can make your next wearables design dream a reality.

We’re giving away a PSoC 4 Pioneer Kit courtesy of Newark element14 this week! Enter today!

Fish Fry Links – August 9, 2013

More Information about The National Physical Laboratory’s Smart Textile Research

More Information about Newark element14’s “Get Closer” Wearables Challange

New Episode of Chalk Talk – How to Design a Sigma Delta Mixer Circuit

More Information about the PSoC 4 Pioneer Kit

Need Faster VNX+ Development? Elma Just Built the First Lab Platform for It

Sponsored by Elma Electronic

Struggling to evaluate VNX+ modules or build early prototypes? Elma Electronic’s new 3-slot FlexVNX+ dev chassis streamlines bring-up, testing, and system integration for VNX+ payload cards—SOSA-aligned, lab-ready, and built for fast time-to-market.

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Simplifying Position Control with Advanced Stepper Motor Driver

Sponsored by Mouser Electronics and STMicroelectronics

In this episode of Chalk Talk, Jiri Keprda from STMicroelectronics and Amelia Dalton explore the benefits of the powerSTEP01 is a system-in-package from STMicroelectronics. They also examine how this solution can streamline overall position control architecture, the high level commands included in this solution and the variety of advanced diagnostics included in the powerSTEP01 system-in-package.

Click here for more information about the STMicroelectronics powerSTEP01 Controller

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